David O'Leary

Just checked it out there and he said he travels with Arsenal a lot. He didn't elaborate any further unless he had mentioned it earlier in the interview.

He's been out of the game (as a manager) for a while...don't know how many takers he'd have.

11 years since he managed in England, and only one relatively unimpressive stint in the UAE in that time.

Listened to it last night. A great player and really enjoyable listening to him.

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Originally Posted by osarusan

He's been out of the game (as a manager) for a while...don't know how many takers he'd have.

11 years since he managed in England, and only one relatively unimpressive stint in the UAE in that time.

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He didn't seem too concerned to be fair. Sounds like he has the life of Riley as it is!

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Originally Posted by DeLorean

He didn't seem too concerned to be fair. Sounds like he has the life of Riley as it is!

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About €4 million in compensation from Al-Ahli would make anybody happy!

The ship has sailed but I would have liked the idea of him as Ireland manager due to his record of getting the best out of young players.

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Originally Posted by osarusan

About €4 million in compensation from Al-Ahli would make anybody happy!

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I don't know whether money can buy happiness, but at least it brought a wide grin to David's face.

http://c1.thejournal.ie/media/2013/0...-2-390x285.jpg

O'Leary not on Thomas Hitzlperger's Christmas card list - http://www.planetfootball.com/in-dep...y-klopp-barry/

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Originally Posted by Planet Football

Much to his frustration, Hitzlsperger left Villa with 99 Premier League appearances to his name after being denied the chance of a farewell when he was left out of the squad for the final game of the 2004-05 season at Liverpool.

“Even though we didn’t have anything to play for, David O’Leary decided not to put me even on the bench. I was gutted, I wanted to say farewell to the fans after five years and a great time at the club.

“On the way to the stadium, I knew who was playing, then he said who was on the bench and I wasn’t even on the bench.

“I was furious, I wanted to leave the ground. I thought ‘don’t do it now and ruin everything with this’, but I was deeply hurt, he could have given me five minutes and he didn’t.

“That was really hard to take in, my family were there and all wanted to go out into Liverpool afterwards to celebrate, but I wasn’t in the mood and I went back.”

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Grow up Thomas. His job is not to make your day

And we complain about John Terry...

O'Leary speaks to the42.ie about his Arsenal career - http://www.the42.ie/david-oleary-ars...57018-Aug2018/